RPS Blog Info Plugin

The RPS Blog Info plugin uncovers previously obscured but valuable information about blogs, posts, pages and attachments, and places it in the WordPress Toolbar for convenience. The Toolbar displays the blog ID (for multisite configurations) and post ID for pages, posts and attachments; hovering over those items reveals menus with the following information:

For blogs:

• Server IP Address (alert status if localhost)
• Remote IP Address
• Domain
• Search Engines: Index/No Index (alert status if No Index)

For posts/pages:

• Updated: Date and Time
• Status: Published/Pending/Draft
• Password: Yes/No
• Comments: Closed/Open; and Count
• Pings: Open/Closed
• Slug
• Author

For attachments:

• Updated: Date and Time
• Slug
• Author

RPS Blog Info menus are available to users that have permission to edit pages or posts.

1. Upload the rps-blog-info directory and its containing files to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.

1. 

   The blog and post info menus.

2. 

   The blog info menu exhibiting an alert indicator.

3. 

   The blog info menu extended with alerts underlined. Mouse over alerts to see an explanation.

4. 

   The page info menu extended. Also appears on posts, custom posts and media.

1.1.1

• Use reliable methods of retrieving the Client and Server IP addresses.

1.1.0

• Refactor code and remove dependencies.
• Fix localized strings implementation.

1.0.6

• Addition of standard RPS Plugin Framework.

1.0.5

• Compatibility with Admin Color Scheme settings.

1.0.4

• Enabled Blog menu to show on single site installs.
• Added server and remote IP addresses to Blog menu.
• Added alert indicator to show if site is running on localhost or if Search Engines cannot index.
• Removed last updated from Blog menu since its usefulness was questionable.

1.0.3

• Fixed issues generating notices in debug mode in single and multisite configurations.
• Now getting singular name from post type for display next to the post ID.

1.0.2

• Now getting post type names as defined within the post type object.

1.0.1

• Replaced underscore with space in post type names and transformed to uppercase.

1.0

• First official release version.